Society Hill Library

The Society Hill Library, organized on December 7, 1822, is one of the oldest social libraries in South Carolina, originally established to manage and expand its collection of books. After being closed for over 20 years, the library was restored in 1971 and has since evolved to meet the community's needs, including a significant upgrade in 2011 with a new 4,400 square foot facility. Generated from the website

The Marian Wright Edelman Public Library, located in Bennettsville, SC, has served the citizens of Marlboro County since 1901, with its current 20,000 square foot facility opening in February 2010. Named after children's advocate Marian Wright Edelman, the library focuses on providing essential resources, programming, and free internet access to meet the diverse needs of the community. As a member of the Palmetto Consortium, the library offers a wealth of online resources, including access to databases, eBooks, eAudiobooks, and educational materials for various examinations and subjects. It also operates a Sprinter Bookmobile to reach residents in outlying areas, ensuring that library services are accessible to all members of the community. Generated from the website

The Darlington County Library serves as a hub for ideas, insight, inspiration, and innovation in Darlington, SC. With four conveniently located branches, it offers a range of services including access to digital resources, e-books, online classes, and community programs for all ages. Generated from the website